The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-08
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WnrELiNG, ". VA, JANUARY =. 1881.
RgpUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
FoG MAY0R--B L. d lvENER. "e
PoR CrY CLlRK-THAHK ". MOWERS.
Foa tlrY sEtGE,nr-TIloMAs d. BENNETT.
For WuAry NAsTIg-liESRY sEAM0N.
I,h,,leul Facet. of tho Passions.

Our physical lie is often weakened, md
and sometimes shortened, by the unre-
strained influence OF certain OF tho pos.
sIons. Some OF them seem to excite no
particular injury, while othe1s act with
peculiar intensity.
Tho ao.callod passion Of love rather GUS
twins than dcpresses phyalcal power, un'
leru 1t lapspe into grief and anxiety. Am.
bilion III its purity Of purpose is harm.
less TO tho physical life, and ennobling In
la moral effects, except when it is accom-
panied by pride: CT when 1t stimulates q
man to superhumau effort.
Avarice, the ineancst ssd smallest OF
the passions, tends rather to preserve than
t. damage physical health, and the les
sons taught by the hvaticious man in tie
dir elton would seem the only object for
his miserable existence. His economical
h,bits gave him from the worry OF want;
his caution keeps him from tho dangerous
mental strains Of speculation; his abstemi-
Gus habits Of living cause hi,a TO take just
enough to live, which is exactly tho right
thing to do. Thus tho avariciouD man
mixed Of his neanness an or. preventative.
Hs may DO. live u happy life, nor o uaeful
ons, and though he may live long and
hsalthiul lie it cannot be held up Ms a
worthy example. Reckless and generous
nj IN, however, might dis!iil some good out
o. the owl.
The pSsioaB that &C. mos! seriously on
lii, arc anger, fsaf, hatred aad griel. No
M IN can Afford to 20. augry often. Tbs
evil reaults fsll directly on the heart and
br lin. When mau is rod with r5ee.
W, knnw that thsro il partial paralysis
OF tie ANAL blood veaaols o. the face and
head and, OF course, OF the brain. When
no is wb!ts with anger we knew thsS
thea is temporary suspension OF The
hearts action. Such passion ffequent-
ly ildulssd, then, 10 bound to bring a
fatal rc,lIt. Some day the man in ques.
tioa droEs dead in white ruso, and his
fr;snds toll Won how hs died OF faiutneea
during excitement o. he NAV die more
slowly after The lit OF anger has passed.
aal whsn ths rcsc,ion has caused con-
po,sion OF Ina broin yessels: then we saw
he died OF apoplexy following excitement.
Call it whs. wa nav it was frequently in.
dulged, unres,raiusd, uur,yernabls sngsr
that brought the fatal end,
Intense hatred acts much like anger in
tn, effect i. produces. The violent ont.
burst, Of -srs arc suppressed, and dis.
plac,d By ,aorossness that in time msy
RI, into q chronic dcspordeucv and irri.
liability the suffsrer in tho meantime be.
iny kept from rest and nee!cctipy tho
necsss;t,az of cxisleucs.
The elfc,s of fear ere. like those of
on,sr faIt most on the heart. brein and
nsryous svatem. Sudden terror ottsn
carses ;ntc,mi,tinr hear. action. Foolish
frightening of children has caused msnv a
m an end wonsn To on throuoh lila with a
nh ,ky ir,;tnhle nervona svs,em. Home. |
los, insanity with ds,us;ona i, MT miro.
onan,Iv cansed bv n f,iobt
Tho etTpcts Of uript demand somevbat IN
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